| Product Description: | Explore with peace of mind when you carry the Garmin® GPSMAP® 66i GPS Handheld and Satellite Communicator with inReach® Technology. An interactive SOS feature connects you to the GEOS 24/7 search-and-rescue monitoring center at all times, so you can send for help in case of emergency. You can also send and receive text messages with inReach technology and the 100% global Iridium® satellite network (satellite subscription required), allowing you to stay in touch with friends and family while you're off the grid. Multiple Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) support and navigation sensors pinpoint your location, while preloaded topographic maps with direct-to-device BirdsEye Satellite Imagery downloads (with no annual subscription) detail your surroundings. Pair the 66i with a compatible smartphone to gain access to Active Weather forecasts and Geocaching Live. Plus, you can use the free Garmin Explore™ mobile app while you're in the field to plan, review, and sync data, including waypoints, routes, activities, and collections. Also features a barometric altimeter and a tilt-compensated, 3-axis compass. Easy-to-read 3" display with crystal-clear 240x400 resolution. 16GB of memory stores up to 10,000 waypoints, favorites, and/or locations and up to 250 routes. The track log can store up to 20,000 points, 250 saved gpx tracks, and 300 saved fit activities. Water-resistant IPX7-rated construction stands up to the elements, so you can navigate through less-than-ideal conditions with confidence. Compatible with Wi-Fi®, Bluetooth®, ANT+®, Garmin Connect™, high-speed USB, and NMEA 0183. Powered by the included, rechargeable lithium-ion battery for up to 35 hours at 10-minute tracking or up to 200 hours at 30-minute tracking. Accepts microSD™ cards (not included). The Garmin GPSMAP 66i handheld GPS and satellite communicator includes a USB cable, carabiner clip, and documentation. 6.4"H x 2.6"W x 1.4"D. Weight: 8.5 oz.
Interactive SOS connects you to the GEOS 24/7 search-and-rescue monitoring center
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imagine saying that monopolies are bad and getting called a communist for it. i swear the education system has failed a great deal of you. username checks out.
The point of a Garmin is their ruggedness and dependability. That's why they're used in airplanes and boats, too.
I once simultaneously dropped a GoPro in a case and a Garmin InReach at 50 mph into asphalst. GoPro case cracked, camera survived. Garmin had just a few cosmetic scratches. No cracks. Perfect display still.
Now imagine being on a hike and cross a stream or it rains too hard, and that ruins your $35 handheld. Where do you go?
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